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Yeráki

village, Laconia, Greece
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  • Laconia, Greece
    Laconia

    …the Maléa peninsula, and elsewhere; Yeráki, a quiet village southeast of Sparta, has been occupied continuously since Neolithic times and has remains from several periods of its history. In the Late Mycenaean period (1400–1100 bce) numerous settlements were founded; Laconia was a strong kingdom ruled by Menelaus, according to Homer.…

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    …the Maléa peninsula, and elsewhere; Yeráki, a quiet village southeast of Sparta, has been occupied continuously since Neolithic times and has remains from several periods of its history. In the Late Mycenaean period (1400–1100 bce) numerous settlements were founded; Laconia was a strong kingdom ruled by Menelaus, according to Homer.…

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